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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 2009

Page

3

Coleby Veesart earns statewide We Kan! award in Concordia

Coleby Veesart of Garden City Community College KSBDC region director earned the Champion for Many designation at the 17th annual We Kan! Awards during the Kansas Sampler Festival in his hometown Concordia. The Kansas Sampler Foundation recognizes ten people for preserving rural culture with grassroots dedication.

Pat Veesart Kansas Small Business ‘Velopment Center Garden City Community College Veesart Concordia Kansas Sampler Foundation Marci Penner Inman Tom Braddy Paxico Kansas John Divine Salina Sharla Krenzel Leon Wichita County Kristel Lewis Lawrence Joan Nothern Glasco Susan Rathke Emporia Glenda Trecek Agenda Kristina Vaughn Steve Jane Fry Elk Falls Pottery Imman

Deerfield District Sets 2009 10 Enrollment and Start Dates

Deerfield School District announces enrollment for 2009 10 and lists school hours. Enrollment is scheduled for 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday and 8 a.m. to noon Friday. The first day is August 13 with classes from 8:10 a.m. to noon and the first full day is August 14.

Deerfield

Dodge City casino on schedule with 570 slots and 10 tables

Building superintendent Hank Morris says construction of Kansas first new casino is two weeks ahead of schedule and projected to finish by late October with 570 slot machines and 10 gaming tables ready for staff move in. Boot Hill Gaming Inc. president Jeff Thorpe expects casino opening in early December with no exact date set.

Dodge City Hank Morris Morris Jeff Thorpe Boot Hill Gaming Inc

Long Arkansas River water dispute ends as states file final agreement

Kansas and Colorado announced they have filed a Supreme Court agreement to resolve final technical issues over monitoring use of Arkansas River water. The 1985 suit cited improper diversions, ending a century of disputes and a $34 million damages order, with ongoing monitoring and possible future disputes deemed negotiable.

Topeka Kansas Colorado Arkansas U.S. Supreme Court Supreme Court John Suthers Steve Six David Barfield Barfield High Court Dick Wolfe

Salvation Army Seeks Backpacks for 600 Kids in Need

The Salvation Army via Capt. Louise Lurtz calls for volunteers and donations of school supplies and money to fill backpacks for about 600 children from low income families. Distribution occurs on Monday Tuesday and Aug 12, with required documents for families. excess supplies will go to the community.

Salvation Army Louise Lurtz Lurtz Ninth St CJ Banks Christopher Banks Kansas Ave Aaron Alspach

Prairie grouse may stall wind growth across five states

Prairie chicken populations have fallen 80 percent since 1963 from habitat loss and drought. If listed as threatened or endangered, wind turbine projects across eastern New Mexico, eastern Colorado, western Kansas, northwest Oklahoma, and parts of Texas Panhandle and South Plains could face strict restrictions. Industry and wildlife groups say a committee is updating guidelines with a report due in October as habitat fragmentation worsens for this imperiled species.

Lubbock Texas Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Heather Whitlaw New Mexico Colorado Kansas Oklahoma Texas Panhandle South Plains Laurie Jadziewicz American Wind Energy Association U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Jadziewicz Mark Salvo Santa Fe N.M

Garden City to hear five developers on surplus property

Garden City commissioners advanced five developers to the interview and presentation stage for two surplus parcels, one for residential and one for commercial use. Proposals include 19 and 16 lot single family plans, a 29 unit multifamily project, a 6,000 square foot four tenant retail strip, and a medical office. Presentations set for early September and open to the public.

City of Garden City Steve Cottrell David Crase Cottrell Campus Drive Shortgrass Street Mary and Fleming Streets Matt Allen

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